Teensy 3.6: do not restart USB stack after wakeup#346
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Without this change, the Teensy 3.6 (with QMK firmware) can wake a computer from Suspend-to-RAM, but the keyboard does not actually produce any keypresses until you un-plug and re-plug it. A similar change was needed for the Teensy 4.x as well: ChibiOS#345 related to kinx-project/kint#59 related to qmk/qmk_firmware#16934
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I’m getting the feeling that the |
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Maybe a condition would do the job here? |
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Nah, I’m pretty certain now that the code in question belongs into QMK, as the |
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Without this change, the Teensy 3.6 (with QMK firmware) can wake a computer from Suspend-to-RAM, but the keyboard does not actually produce any keypresses until you un-plug and re-plug it.
A similar change was needed for the Teensy 4.x as well: #345
related to kinx-project/kint#59
related to qmk/qmk_firmware#16934